Northwest Explorer Tucson - The Town of Marana established Marana Animal Services in 2017 to provide dedicated animal services and programs to the Marana community. Providing responsive customer service and invaluable medical resources at
Marana Animal Services is here to help
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Emergency stations installed at Colquitt Regional
WALB NBC Albany - Taking extra steps to ensure your safety. That's what officials at Colquitt Regional Medical Center say they're taking steps to do.
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Elizabeth 'Betty' J. Gorski Jan. 20, 2020
Hazleton Standard Speaker Hazleton - Elizabeth "Betty" J. Gorski, 71, formerly of Hazle Twp., passed away Monday at Geisinger Wyoming Valley Medical Center, Plains Twp. Born in Hazleton on July 5, 1948, she spent the past two years in Palm Coast, Fla., after moving from Hazle Twp. Elizabeth
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US coronavirus patient 'had contact with at least 16 people'
Daily Mail - The man, who is currently recovering at Providence Regional Medical Center in Everett in Washington state, (pictured) was not diagnosed with the virus until five days after he returned home from China.
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Shabana Azmi to be discharged from hospital soon: Javed
Bangladesh Daily Sun Bangladesh - Shabana Azmi is recovering fast and can be discharged from the Kokilabehn Dhirubhai Ambani hospital soon. A report in Bollywood Hungama has quoted Javed Akhtar as saying, "There is good news. All tests and medical reports including the MRI are positive. No serious harm was done. We we can all?
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US to impose visa restrictions for pregnant women
Huron Daily Tribune Bad Axe - WASHINGTON (AP) - The Trump administration is coming out Thursday with new visa restrictions aimed at restricting "birth tourism," in which women travel to the U.S. to give birth so their children can have a coveted U.S. passport. Visa applicants deemed by consular officers to be coming to the U.S. primarily to give birth will now be treated like other foreigners coming to the U.S. for medical treatment, according to State Department guidance sent Wednesday and viewed by The Associated Press. The applicants will have to prove they are coming for medical treatment and they have the money to pay for it. The State Department planned to publicize the rules Thursday, according to two officials with knowledge of the plans who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity. The rules will take effect Friday. The practice of coming to the U.S. to give birth is fundamentally legal, although there are scattered cases of authorities arresting operators of birth tourism agencies for
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Search underway for multiple shooters after deadly incident in Seattle
WJW FOX Cleveland - SEATTLE, Washington (AP) ? Multiple people opened fire outside a McDonald's in the busiest part of downtown Seattle during the evening commute Wednesday, killing one person and wounding seven others, police said. Seattle Fire Chief Harold Scoggins said authorities began receiving calls of multiple gunshot victims at about 5 p.m. One person was found dead and five others were taken to Seattle's Harborview Medical Center by fire and medical personnel, he said.
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Policy Matters: Paid family and medical leave can benefit Oklahoma
Oklahoma City Journal Record Oklahoma City - It's a fact of life that cannot be avoided ? there will be times when you might need to be away from your job to care for yourself or a loved one.
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Legislators should provide $4M for hepatitis C treatment for inmates
Wyoming Tribune Eagle Cheyenne - The Wyoming Tribune Eagle reported on Jan. 8 that the Corrections Department has requested $4 million to provide medical treatment for state inmates who are suffering from hepatitis C. Yes,
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Marion VA Medical Center prepared to treat Wuhan Coronavirus
WSIL ABC Harrisburg - While there are no reported cases in Illinois, health experts at the Marion VA tell us they're prepared and equipped if a suspected case arises.
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Juice WRLD Died of an Accidental Drug Overdose, Medical Examiner Says
The Wrap - Rising Chicago rapper died Dec 8
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Dr. Rains talks TAVR procedure
Paducah Sun Paducah - Transcatheter aortic valve replacement is not just a medical procedure in Dr. Martin Rains' eyes.
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How the closing St. Vincent hospital was once a research jewel
Los Angeles Times - St. Vincent Medical Center deserves recognition for research on groundbreaking cancer immunotherapy drugs and excellent transplant programs.
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Watauga Medical Center named among top 10% for patient safety
Watauga Democrat Boone - BOONE ? Watauga Medical Center has received the 2019 Patient Safety Excellence Award, which recognizes hospital excellence in safeguarding patients from serious, potentially preventable complications during their hospital stay.
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Shelton Historical Society annual meeting Feb. 2
Wilton Bulletin Wilton - Former Shelton High educator and independent historian Carolyn Ivanoff will offer a program, Every Man (and Woman) His Own Doctor, at the annual meeting of the Shelton Historical Society on Sunday, Feb. 2, at 2 p.m. at the Huntington Congregational Church Fellowship Hall, 19 Church Street. Ivanoff's program will examine what it was like to need and experience medical care in 19th century America. How did people handle and treat inevitable illnesses that come with the human condition? On the frontier, far from any medical help or knowledgeable practitioner, individuals and families had to rely on themselves and their own abilities to treat illnesses. A garden was an utmost necessity for many Americans and home medical manuals evolved to contain herbals and recipes that allowed individuals to create commonly used medicines in their own homes. American medicine would change forever because of the Civil War and the catastrophe of the mass casualty rates and health care crisis the war c
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Dear Annie: Concerned mom is turning to your readers for help with her daughter's medical issues
Cleveland Plain Dealer Cleveland - Annie Lane hears from a woman who is concerned with her daughter's digestive issues in today's 'Dear Annie' column.
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Changes in Outpatient Imaging Utilization and Spending Under a New Population-Based Primary Care Payment Model
University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia - Abstract [from journal] Objective: To evaluate whether the implementation of a new population-based primary care payment system, Population-Based Payments for Primary Care (3PC), initiated by Hawaii Medical Service Association (HMSA; the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Hawaii), was associated with changes in spending and utilization for outpatient imaging in its first year. Methods: In this observational study, we used claims data from January 1, 2012, to December 31, 2016. We used a propensity-weighted difference-in-differences design to compare 70,284 HMSA patients in Hawaii attributed to 107 primary care physicians (PCPs) and 4 physician organizations participating in 3PC in its first year of implementation (2016) and 195,902 patients attributed to 312 PCPs and 14 physician organizations that used a fee-for-service model during the study period. The primary outcome was total spending on outpatient imaging tests, and secondary outcomes included spending and utilization by modality. Resu
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Coronavirus threat: Nurse in TEARS as she admits staff 'afraid and worried' as cases surge
Daily Express - CORONAVIRUS cases sparked panic across China after officials were forced to put three cities in lockdown to avoid contagion, with one nurse admitting medical staff are "afraid" after the virus caused 25 deaths.
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Driver thrown from vehicle in crash on I-291 in Springfield
WWLP NBC Springfield - A driver has been taken to Baystate Medical Center, after a single-car crash on I-291 in Springfield Thursday morning.
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Officer Fires Shot After Man Pulls Weapon During Medical Call
WNEP ABC Scranton - KINGSTON, Pa. -- A police officer fired his weapon Thursday morning in Luzerne County. Police from several departments responded to the 200 block of Wyoming Avenue in Kingston just around 3 a.m. for reports of a shooting. Officials say an officer was helping on a medical call when the officer fired a shot at a man who was pointing a gun at him and paramedics inside an apartment.
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